Clinical Textbook of Addictive Disorders 3rd ed - R. Frances, S. Miller, A. Mack (Guilford, 2005) WW

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CLINICAL TEXTBOOK OF ADDICTIVE DISORDERS
Page 4 and 5: Clinical Textbookof Addictive Disor
Page 6 and 7: About the EditorsRichard J. Frances
Page 8 and 9: ContributorsMichelle C. Acosta, PhD
Page 10 and 11: ContributorsixEdward J. Khantzian,
Page 12 and 13: PrefaceThis third edition of the Cl
Page 14 and 15: Prefacexiiiwith respect for the par
Page 16: Prefacexvcially thank our respectiv
Page 19 and 20: xviiiContents7. Opioids 138STEPHEN
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32 I. FOUNDATIONS OF ADDICTIONaccid
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PART IIASSESSMENT OF ADDICTION
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38 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONcal d
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40 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONPSYCH
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42 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONology
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44 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONfor p
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46 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONby se
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52 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONHow s
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54 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONSocia
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56 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONleisu
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58 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONEpste
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60 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONMuhlb
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62 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONMAO a
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64 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTION1. Fo
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66 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONINTER
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68 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONdeliv
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70 II. ASSESSMENT OF ADDICTIONtion
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PART IIISUBSTANCES OF ABUSE
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76 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSE(Dufour,
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78 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEstudy. I
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80 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEness hav
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82 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEGenerall
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84 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEHispanic
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86 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEcreased
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88 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEmine tre
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90 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEAlcohol
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92 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSETransami
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94 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSErologica
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96 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEImmune S
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98 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEDemorali
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100 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEAllen,
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102 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEet al.
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104 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSESchucha
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106 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEing of
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108 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEincludi
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110 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEDEFINIT
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118 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEadult c
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124 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEsmoking
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CHAPTER 7OpioidsSTEPHEN L. DILTS, J
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140 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEgesia i
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142 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEalcohol
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144 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEAnalges
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146 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEgroups
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148 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEOf the
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150 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEindivid
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152 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEMainten
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154 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEson & S
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156 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEKing, V
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158 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEcommonl
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162 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEwith al
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164 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEAlthoug
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166 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEin sero
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168 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEdrug is
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170 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSE2002).
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172 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEIn the
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174 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSE5. Admi
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176 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSE4.4% of
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178 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEChopra,
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180 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSELing, L
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182 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSESchwart
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Cocaine and StimulantsCHAPTER 9MICH
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186 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEmales (
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204 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEexperie
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210 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEACKNOWL
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212 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSECottler
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214 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEcocaine
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216 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEof Heal
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218 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEDirect
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220 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEcoadmin
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222 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSE1. Inte
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224 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEtion Ta
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226 III. SUBSTANCES OF ABUSEThe ide
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CHAPTER 11Polysubstance Use, Abuse,
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11. Polysubstance Use, Abuse, and D
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Dimensional Approaches11. Polysubst
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CHAPTER 12Co-Occurring Substance Us
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12. Co-Occurring Substance Use Diso
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CHAPTER 13Pathological Gamblingand
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13. Pathological Gambling and Other
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Substance Abusein Minority Populati
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15. Addictions in the Workplace 341
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The Employee Assistance Program Mod
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Executives and Other VIPs15. Addict
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16. Addiction and the Law 355PSYCHI
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16. Addiction and the Law 357enviro
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16. Addiction and the Law 359“Bla
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16. Addiction and the Law 361icantl
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16. Addiction and the Law 363Dispos
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16. Addiction and the Law 365chiatr
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CHAPTER 17Pain and AddictionRUSSELL
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17. Pain and Addiction 369cal chang
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17. Pain and Addiction 371al., 1988
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17. Pain and Addiction 373Impulsive
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17. Pain and Addiction 375nerve inj
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17. Pain and Addiction 377evident t
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17. Pain and Addiction 379TABLE 17.
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17. Pain and Addiction 381codeine,
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Propoxyphene hydrocholorideor napsy
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17. Pain and Addiction 385adverse e
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17. Pain and Addiction 387these str
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17. Pain and Addiction 389logical p
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Other Analgesic Approaches17. Pain
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17. Pain and Addiction 393view of e
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17. Pain and Addiction 395with comp
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18. Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
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CHAPTER 19HIV/AIDS and Substance Us
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19. HIV/AIDS and Substance Use Diso
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CHAPTER 20Addictive Disorders in Wo
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22. Cognitive Therapy 475After list
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22. Cognitive Therapy 477FIGURE 22.
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22. Cognitive Therapy 479she also b
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481FIGURE 22.4. Cognitive model of
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22. Cognitive Therapy 483Therapists
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22. Cognitive Therapy 485When patie
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22. Cognitive Therapy 487Principle
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22. Cognitive Therapy 489how to avo
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22. Cognitive Therapy 491apy, they
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22. Cognitive Therapy 493vigilant a
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22. Cognitive Therapy 495Reducing D
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22. Cognitive Therapy 497lengthy co
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22. Cognitive Therapy 499behavioral
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22. Cognitive Therapy 501Prochaska,
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23. Group Therapy, Self-Help Groups
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Educational Groups23. Group Therapy
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24. Family-Based Treatment 529is th
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24. Family-Based Treatment 531cated
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24. Family-Based Treatment 533calle
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24. Family-Based Treatment 535From
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24. Family-Based Treatment 537lies,
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24. Family-Based Treatment 539home
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24. Family-Based Treatment 541drawa
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24. Family-Based Treatment 543fears
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24. Family-Based Treatment 545chemi
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24. Family-Based Treatment 547SPECI
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24. Family-Based Treatment 549(Stan
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24. Family-Based Treatment 551tion
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24. Family-Based Treatment 553Bepko
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24. Family-Based Treatment 555Landa
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24. Family-Based Treatment 557Stant
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CHAPTER 25Treating Adolescent Subst
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 561o
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 563I
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 565P
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 5671
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 569d
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 571A
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 573t
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 575b
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 577d
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 579(
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 581D
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 583t
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 585(
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 587W
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26. Psychopharmacological Treatment
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TABLE 26.1. (continued)Indication26
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CHAPTER 27Dialectical Behavior Ther
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27. Dialectical Behavior Therapy 61
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CHAPTER 28Matching and Differential
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28. Matching and Differential Thera
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Other Psychotherapies28. Matching a
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IndexAcamprosate, 405, 595Acetaldeh
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Index 665dietary guidelines, 75-76e
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Index 667pharmacotherapy with duall
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Index 669Comorbidity, psychiatric,
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Index 671Economics, 28-29alcohol us
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Index 673Hinterpersonal problem-sol
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Index 675personal injury cases, 359
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Index 677in impulse control disorde
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Index 679in family therapy, 549-550
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Index 681Relapse and relapse preven
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Index 683environmental tobacco smok
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